Awww, love that,Ripple!!..
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Funny,
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Mine does too to the extent that we have to spell some words out !
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I don’t know what it’s called but I see it on the telly in some programmes. It’s when some kind of special artist can create how a person looked centuries ago, from a skull.
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I’m not going to enquire as to where you’d get your materials from 
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deleted, for self preservation.
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I think that’s just computer guesswork, called AI, artificial intelligence.
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Here you are, it’s a serious job, they often work with the police.
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Yes, it truly is fascinating.
I’ve just dug out an old book of mine, Mysteries of The Mummies by Rosalie David. A young woman’s likeness was reconstructed using those kind of techniques.
Scarily enough I bought that book back in 78 when it was published.
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There used to be a TV series with Julian Richards called “Meet the Ancestors”. Archaeologist Julian Richards pieced together the lives of long-dead people. That’s where I first saw it, I found it fascinating.
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Forensic Artist .
I often wish I could have been one .
There wasn’t jobs like that ( or at least I had never heard of them ) when I left school .
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Yep Muddy, back then the Job Centre staff would have laughed you out the building, there was no duty of care back then!!
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